Area lakes won’t be the only place with activity during the opening weekend of the 2004 fishing season.To coincide wi
A federal grant will help Vermilion Community College get a new program off the ground.The school will launch an 11-m
TREES ARE GOING, GOING... Gone are the maple trees which once graced Camp Street.
On Burntside River the blue heron has returned to its haven and can be seen wading among the rushes.
Despite a budget shortfall of well over $500,000, Ely school programs are likely to remain intact in 2004-2005.Tuesda
Just like the migration of birds, Lake County Commissioner Clair Nelson and Lake County Sheriff Steve Peterson return
As we headed into the final days of the Ely Echo’s annual Ice Out Contest, we were flooded with guesses.
Some Rangenet customers were shocked to see long distance charges on their telephone bills for calls made to internet
A local group has formed to spruce up one of Ely’s most popular recreation areas and provide a new way for people to
Ely will once again be well represented at the state high school speech competition.The Timberwolves sent 10 speakers
A devastating fire burned a Babbitt landmark early Monday morning.
The next few months may go a long way in determining if a full-scale bear museum will be located in the Ely area.For
Only one winner with one guess will be the recipient of the $100 in Grand Ely Lodge dollars at the end of the Ely Ech
The long wait for funding to improve Highway 169 may be over.Friday, the U.S.
Included in this week’s newspaper is the Ely Echo’s 10th annual Progress Edition.More than 30 area businesses and ent
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